Frequently, we are asked by React developers why patterns they have learned while writing components using JSX do not translate to writing web components. In this post, I'll try to capture some common gotchas that developers coming from React or other JavaScript view frameworks may run into when writing plain vanilla web components.

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A guide for React developers on writing enhance components, covering common gotchas, quoting attributes, naming attributes, handling complex attributes, and rendering markup from arrays.

A React Developers Guide to Writing Enhance Components — Begin Blog

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